Special counsel Robert Herr is investigating Joe Biden for a crime he committed seven years ago, but he can t be charged because Joe Biden doesn t remember it. Meanwhile, the White House is still trying to influence the investigation. Plus, a cat named Mr. Bocas passes away.
00:00:00.000The White House attempted to interfere in the special counsel investigation of Joe Biden
00:00:12.000And at the hearing today, Robert Herr testified, it was the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen.
00:00:18.000Democrats were accidentally defending Donald Trump in this weird way.
00:00:23.000I don't understand, and Republicans were arguing, look, the Democrats were saying that Robert Herr was trying to make Joe Biden look bad so that Trump would win, and that Trump was also not of sound mind and was senile, which would effectively mean he can't be prosecuted because that was Robert Herr's argument that Joe Biden, he's just, his memory's not good and you can't prove intent, which made literally no sense because the crime committed by Joe Biden was seven years ago and none of this hearing makes any sense.
00:00:51.000In fact, Robert Herr, special counsel, confirmed that all of the criteria for a crime was met by Joe Biden.
00:01:04.000He had motive to do so, financial gain, personal, uh, his personal legacy.
00:01:09.000He knew that it was a crime to do so and even warned his ghostwriter when he revealed this information, be careful, some of this may be classified.
00:01:16.000Yet for some reason, Robert Herr's like, but we can't charge him because, you know, his memory is bad.
00:01:22.000And so the argument from one, you know, one member of Congress is like, so his memory was bad and 2017?
00:01:30.000Democrats like Adam Schiff accused Robert Herr of being a Republican partisan who was trying to help Donald Trump win, but I actually assume that, come on, as if the Democrat DOJ would appoint Robert Herr without, you know, you're going to win the battle before it starts.
00:01:44.000They knew exactly what they were going to get out of it, and I think that Robert Herr just doesn't want to go after Joe.
00:01:49.000I think the double standard in the DOJ But there are a lot of interesting political arguments we'll get into.
00:01:53.000I think the important one is the confirmation that the White House did reach out to them and tried to influence the investigation, so we'll talk about that.
00:01:59.000Joe Biden has won the Democratic nomination.
00:02:11.000Tonight, Donald Trump should win the GOP nomination, getting more than enough delegates to be the official nominee.
00:02:16.000He's already the presumptive nominee, so it's a big waste of time.
00:02:18.000But we'll talk about that, plus a bunch of other stories leaked.
00:02:21.000I shouldn't say leaked, but undercover footage of Boeing employees saying they would not want to fly on these planes is particularly interesting.
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00:02:49.000This morning at 9.48 AM, Mr. Bocas passed.
00:02:53.000We brought him out into the yard and laid him in the grass so that he could watch the chickens one last time.
00:03:03.000We laid him in the grass, gave him some in the sun, and he immediately started sniffing, and it seemed to give him a little bit of energy, but uh...
00:03:11.000After about an hour of laying there, he... he... he just... that was it.
00:03:19.000But Mr. Bocas unfortunately had underdeveloped kidneys, as he was a street cat, and they weren't enough for his adult kitty body.
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00:05:30.000Joining us tonight to talk about this and a whole lot more is Kurt Mills.
00:06:43.000We have this story from the post-millennial.
00:06:44.000White House tried to get special counsel to change Biden classified docs report before release.
00:06:51.000Her said that officials did, in fact, request certain edits and changes to the draft report.
00:06:56.000This is interesting because I believe it was reported to the contrary.
00:07:00.000Initially, the White House denied that they ever tried to interfere.
00:07:04.000Now, this is the special counsel, Robert Herr, who was testifying before the House Judiciary Committee earlier today in what may be I think this testimony may be some of the most important testimony this country has ever heard because this testimony exposes that there is no longer a country.
00:07:44.000And the reason why, the third criteria, I believe it was, the willful retention of the documents or something to this effect, and he said, while there is evidence that Joe Biden did willfully retain these documents, knowingly breaking the law, he's got a bad memory, so we couldn't prove that he was willful when he did it, despite the fact he said he was doing it for financial gain?
00:08:13.000And for his legacy, and he warned others that it was dangerous because it might be classified, but we can't prove that.
00:08:43.000When you have, in congressional testimony, a man saying, I kid you not, Joe Biden thought he was gonna make money off his book, he was, what's the word that he, I can't remember, he said that he was reserved to make this book happen or something like that, that there were people who were interested in buying it, he needed his documents for his legacy, and that is in the report, factually, and I have to wonder, When we have this story, that the White House tried to get special counsel to change the Biden classified docs report before its release, I have to wonder if what really happened is Robert Herr was like, oh yeah, Joe Biden broke the law, and willfully retained the documents, shared the information with someone who had no clearance, knew he did it, and then the Biden White House went to him and said, we will destroy you, and we will destroy your children, unless you refuse to go after Biden, and this is what he ended up getting out of it.
00:09:41.000You know, Adam Schiff is arguing that Robert Herr was actually trying to help Trump win by saying that Joe Biden was, you know, essentially a frail old man, well-to-do old man with a bad memory, when he didn't need to include that.
00:09:56.000Robert Herr said, well, I did, to explain why we weren't charging him.
00:09:59.000And then, you know, the Democrats were like, you could have said something like, you lacked the evidence to prove intent.
00:10:38.000When Robert Herr was questioning Joe Biden, I kid you not, Joe Biden responds with, you step your foot off the accelerator until it says launch, transcript then indicates makes car sound.
00:10:50.000Which means Joe Biden literally, when talking to the special counsel and being investigated, he's like, so the Corvette's great, you put your foot on the accelerator, you hold it down until it says launch, take your foot off the brake, and then He literally said, this is what Dylan Housman says, Joe Biden literally said, my Corvette go brr when her pleaded with him to answer actual questions.
00:11:12.000I watched this testimony and I was like, there's no United States.
00:11:58.000To me, this comes across as protecting Biden at any cost, and for some reason, instead of saying we couldn't establish a tent, saying, well, you know, he's a bad memory, can't always trust everything he says, somehow seemed like a better conclusion to draw, which to me, as an American citizen, sounds awful.
00:12:12.000We don't know what this guy's going to say, and he can't remember anything.
00:12:15.000Good thing he's making all of our decisions right now.
00:12:17.000To what degree do you think they're protecting him?
00:12:18.000Cause it's like, yeah, they're protecting him, but they're also parading this brain dead person out before everyone.
00:12:24.000You know, I think I've been thinking a lot about FDR and the media and how the media protected, you know, FDR's paralysis from the people.
00:12:31.000And if you can go to FDR's website, they'll talk about how if a journalist reported on his weak legs, they'd go after those journalists and like shake them down basically, you know?
00:12:41.000So what are, how are they protecting Biden?
00:12:44.000Cause they're not hiding his, But what if they are hiding it?
00:13:07.000No, because I think it's fair to say that the general political commentary assessment of the 2020 election was sound, but no one saw the bout harvesting coming and the procedural changes.
00:13:17.000So when we're looking at, I think the best example is Moody's Analytics, which is historically accurate, says the economy's good, Trump's gonna win, and there's actually a slim potential for a serious victory for Donald Trump.
00:13:29.000And then Trump ends up winning all the bellwethers, but loses.
00:13:32.000He ends up with more votes than any sitting president, and loses, which has never happened before.
00:13:36.000So all of these metrics were indicating that Trump should have won, except for Democrats changed the rules, we're ballot harvesting and operating what Time Magazine called a shadow campaign, which they refer to, I'm saying they refer to it, Time Magazine does, as a conspiracy.
00:13:49.000I could not have seen that Time Magazine's conspiracy coming.
00:15:20.000Well, they're holding out... Okay, so I'm well on record in saying that I think the Biden replacement thing is like the idea they're going to put Newsom in there as a sort of boomer conspiracy theory.
00:15:30.000We call that Biden replacement theory.
00:15:59.000Alright, there's somebody who bears an awful lot of resemblance occupying the Oval Office right now.
00:16:05.000No, no, occupying the Across the Street Studio replica of the Oval Office.
00:16:09.000And I do think he is endowed a certain authority of the state and he can do certain things.
00:16:15.000And so while there may be a wider rate of people in the American establishment who want him to take a hike, if he really wants to be persistent in this, he's gonna do it.
00:16:28.000Um, and I think if he had been indicted, it would have undermined his case that he is sort of squeaky clean and that he look how much better he is than Trump.
00:16:37.000So I think it actually bolsters his credibility within the party.
00:16:40.000But outside of the party, I think this is actually the result that makes him the weakest, uh, plausible general election candidate that he could have been.
00:16:50.000Because it is going to make the Republicans look like they are the underdog enemies of the state.
00:16:58.000They'll indict the Republican nominee for 95 different felonies.
00:17:02.000And look at the way the Republicans roll, which is that they won't weaponize the justice system.
00:17:07.000And however, we have this sort of, you know, Spock-like Republican prosecutor person just throwing a nice little aside that they think the President of the United States actually isn't capable of executing his duties.
00:19:32.000Uh, but I remember feeling a bit of remorse for him in that interview.
00:19:36.000Cause he talks about grief and rather.
00:19:39.000Compelling way and which is shocking because that's so different than the man.
00:19:43.000We're seeing today You know, that was a huge one because that that interview is so because he told Colbert I'm not going to run and the audience, you know, it's like oh no not you too, but uh, you know, he was capable of speaking and Not that long ago.
00:19:56.000I mean, it was always very key to his, his approach.
00:19:59.000I mean, Trump obviously always has a call to greatness.
00:20:03.000There's the comedic element or more than an element to Trump.
00:20:07.000Obama is this almost like rock star order.
00:20:12.000Obama, Biden, rather, you know, I believe is the NYRB who called it in no tool in 2020, who called Biden the country's designated mourner. He does actually
00:20:21.000have this sort of gear where he's able to say this You know sort of language feel your pain. That's he ropes
00:20:28.000his own even his celebrity family You know, he ropes in his own tragedy
00:20:33.000To the story and one last bit. I do think that you would actually be
00:20:37.000Weirdly cosmically fitting if Biden were to end his career with an election loss
00:20:43.000You got to remember this is somebody who's elected to the Senate at 29, which is the youngest you can be.
00:20:47.000He had to be 30, but he turned 30 after he was Senator-elect.
00:21:34.000What would be more parallel for his whole life than to actually lose in this unpopular world?
00:21:41.000My argument would be that he'll actually... My gut says he will not make it.
00:21:45.000I think he might even make it, but real quick, like, he always references James Joyce's poem about dying, and I think he could... You have to say that again.
00:23:10.000And then Cernovich said, so he expects or is worried there would be an assassination on Trump as it's the only thing at this point which stops a Trump victory.
00:23:18.000And a Trump victory is probably going to be really, really bad for Democrats.
00:23:23.000Because look, Trump talked about locking her up and draining the swamp, but that was all pillow talk.
00:23:30.000He was trying to whisper sweet nothings into the ears of his base, and as soon as he gets elected, he goes, no, no, we're not going to do that.
00:23:45.000Maybe it's one big game, but I don't know.
00:23:47.000You know, you were just saying, Shane, you think that Joe Biden's referencing this poem and he's not going to make it.
00:23:53.000Well, I think maybe the logical thing that happens, because I could see the replacement thing happening, but I also see like he's a vessel for power for the left and they get him across the finish line and then he either bows out gracefully in quotes, you know, or he drops dead.
00:24:07.000And then my narrative arc, like what you were saying, but just a little different, is that it would be Fitting for him to drop dead because his whole career is built around the death the mourning the grieving And in so many speeches you can go back and look at them some of them at funerals some of them The one was the last one he did before being sworn in he always references James Joyce
00:24:28.000line about when I die, Dublin will be etched on my heart.
00:24:31.000And so he would say, but when I die, you know, whatever, some, whatever town he's claiming to be
00:24:36.000Whichever one he, whichever Biden we're talking about will be etched across his heart.
00:24:41.000What if the real conspiracy is that Trump and Biden have been working together this whole time
00:24:46.000and Biden is playing the villain so that America can weed out its enemies.
00:24:53.000See, the thing is, the deep state wants Trump to win, to revitalize American patriotism so that we can become strong again, but they know that if they come out and say it, you'll get opposition, so they play the opposite side, make Joe Biden the villain, but he's secretly working with Trump, and then, you know, that's why Obama was like, you don't have to do this, and Joe Biden was like, I'm gonna become the villain so that this country can succeed, and so he's gonna, you know, So the Deep State is pro-patriotism?
00:25:32.000Everybody was like, screw the military-industrial complex.
00:25:35.000So Trump comes in and represents the underdog anti-establishment, make America great again, but the bad guys who push all the most awful things, who make garbage movies, who insult this country, eventually push everyone, including Gen Z, into the hands of American patriots.
00:25:54.000So, I mean, look, when you got Gen Z being like, yeah, I'm voting for Trump, and the latest poll was like 65% thought that Trump would do well.
00:26:37.000And Joe Biden, I mean, they were like, we need someone deeply, deeply unlikable.
00:26:41.000Someone who is seen on camera groping women and sniffing children, who's got a history of family corruption, and is just plainly not cool and just totally, just totally unlikable.
00:26:52.000And they're like, we'll make him the villain.
00:26:54.000And then we'll get the celebrity that everyone loved up until he ran.
00:27:13.000I don't know many people who talk like that, but I do know a lot of people who don't like Trump.
00:27:16.000So in some ways, I think this idea that Joe Biden is the villain works for a certain sect of people.
00:27:22.000But I think for other people, there is no way to spin Trump as anything other than awful and that you could put an actual sock puppet in Joe Biden's spot and they'd be like, probably would do a better job than Trump.
00:27:32.000I just heard from a friend who said they're voting for Biden to save democracy and they said it with a straight face.
00:27:38.000They're not saying, I'm voting for Biden because I think he's inspirational, because he's got great policies, because he represents the kind of man that we'd like to see in America.
00:28:19.000Um, and I think it's absolutely necessary for the essential fiction of the pitch, uh, that they're presenting forward, which is that, uh, the Democrats are actually are not a radical party.
00:28:29.000Um, that they have this sort of kindly old white man centrist from 1995.
00:28:35.000Um, and it's very critical in these, you know, suburban districts, uh, that he's not that scary.
00:28:41.000If they put someone like Gavin Newsom, for instance, uh, the entire election will instantly become a referendum on California.
00:29:59.000Because when he said, if you don't vote for me, you're not black, they were like, well, that... He literally got away with it.
00:30:05.000I don't think Newsom would get away with that.
00:30:07.000What did you think of Dean Phillips' campaign?
00:30:09.000Because he tried to spin himself as like the future, the moderate, you know, an alternative to sort of a drifting Joe Biden administration.
00:30:16.000I think if you care to watch Phillips interview, like there's a Phillips interview with Bill Maher, he's actually pretty smooth.
00:31:24.000Maybe not Newsom, but Dean Phillips could if he did something like, I don't know, handcuff himself to the doors of the Twitter HQ in New York or something like that.
00:31:38.000So it's almost like, did you really try, dude?
00:31:40.000Because Laura Loomer handcuffed herself to Twitter HQ at the time and made herself the number one, I think, worldwide trend on the platform that banned her.
00:31:50.000And then she took illegal immigrants, sorry, criminal aliens, and jumped over Nancy Pelosi's walls.
00:31:55.000I'm not suggesting Dean Phillips literally take criminal aliens and jump into Nancy Pelosi's house.
00:32:27.000I think they thought some sort of organic groundswell would occur, and it didn't happen.
00:32:33.000And I think he's trying to get out in front of Newsom.
00:32:37.000See, I think he's trying to soft get out in front of Newsom.
00:32:39.000He doesn't want to challenge Biden too directly, but he does want to set the stage for, you know, 2028 when possibly he has more name recognition because he ran now.
00:33:47.000Yeah, I need to know what I mean is like, I'm sure he learned how to use them.
00:33:51.000I don't think he was like a pro suction cup guy and he made it because you just you you press the button and then it's like it doesn't move and then you just Are you cemented to the cup?
00:34:00.000Right, that's the hard part, is keeping your hands like this.
00:34:02.000Like, ice climbers, they have to work with that grip a lot.
00:34:32.000I think they've got to be super careful, though, because I think something could happen the next eight months.
00:34:38.000And so what are the Republicans offering?
00:34:42.000I mean, if they if they keep to the baseline issues that won him the nomination in the presidency in 16, and in my view that is immigration, trade, and foreign policy, and they mess his discipline that to the hills, the border.
00:34:58.000Jobs going to China, and we should get out of these foreign wars.
00:36:03.000But if it is just like this, you know, whirlwind of complaints and then like, you know, one weird Republican initiative after another where they get mired into talking about, you know, tax cuts for the rich or cutting Social Security, it's going to make Trump's brand less independent for the GOP.
00:36:19.000Trump is stronger than the Republican brand himself.
00:36:27.000Biden reportedly invited TikTok influencers to State of the Union and gave them a list of talking points to create content on to spread propaganda for him and boost him.
00:36:37.000I'll play just a little bit of this video.
00:36:40.000Joe Biden invited 70 influencers to view his State of the Union address in order to- I was one of the 70 influencers that was invited, so let me spill all the tea with you.
00:36:49.000So I got this message, I want to say on Monday night.
00:36:52.000So I got an email from an agency and I saw the people that were CC'd on and I didn't recognize any of the other email addresses that were CC'd on to this invite.
00:37:00.000So essentially they were like, we'd love to have you at this like watch party, blah, blah, blah.
00:37:03.000But they just said it was like a watch party for the state of union address, blah, blah, blah, whatever it's called.
00:37:09.000So I'm not super political on this platform for one reason.
00:37:14.000She just talks about work content and stuff.
00:37:16.000Is when Biden, which is what this original creator was talking about, was when Biden was like, yo, if TikTok is going to get banned, I would totally sign on that.
00:38:16.000Um, so on all platforms that I have, TikTok and Instagram and all these things, right?
00:38:21.000I have about a little bit over 400K followers.
00:38:24.000Pretty small in the grand scheme of public figures that you all know today.
00:38:28.000So if you think about my size of following, I was invited to this to basically boost Joe Biden and his voice.
00:38:36.000Think about the people that you look up to that are high public figures that all of a sudden get into political activism.
00:38:41.000Think about if it's actually authentic or not, or if they're getting things out of it, they're being celebrated to do that, they're being paid to do that, right?
00:38:49.000So we had the famous moment, it was the 2016 campaign when Casey Neistat, who is the godfather of the modern vlog, endorsing Hillary Clinton.
00:38:58.000And he went on later to say he regretted doing it.
00:39:02.000And I can only assume it's paid marketing.
00:39:05.000Agencies say, we want you to advertise this message and we will pay you a lot of money.
00:39:13.000As for the concept briefs thing, I, I have not, I am unfamiliar with that.
00:39:19.000I've been working in this industry for, I mean, I've been in the internet for a long time, working with social media for 15 years and producing content and sponsored stuff for 13 years.
00:39:34.000And I, I've not heard that phrase concept brief, I suppose.
00:39:39.000I've, I, and I've gone to like brand meetings where we talk about like content that could be made.
00:39:45.000I've heard it before, but only for like, here is a specific water bottle you're promoting, and here are the things you should point out about it.
00:39:51.000Yeah, but we get sponsored spots, and we're just told like, no one's ever said, here's your concept brief to me.
00:39:58.000They say like, we have content we want made, and here's what it is.
00:40:03.000So I understand what she's saying, I just, I don't know.
00:40:32.000When she mentions that, think of the higher profile people and what they're paid to, I don't think, whether it's authentic or not, I don't think they're paid, actually.
00:40:39.000When celebrities say stuff like, you gotta vote for Biden, it's more so they want to get invited to the party.
00:40:44.000When someone has, like, 400k followers, that's the real target.
00:40:49.000Because in the event that any one of them talks, like this, irrelevant.
00:40:54.000This is one person with 400k followers.
00:40:58.000You choose one guy with a billion followers, you know, like 30 million followers, and if they decide they don't like you and they go on and go, yo, this dude's trying to pay me to endorse him, screw that guy!
00:42:45.000You know, I mean, they, I don't know how effective influencer marketing really is for the Biden campaign, except they think they just push enough, the good will outweigh the bad, they'll talk to enough people.
00:42:55.000And I'm not an expert in the field, I can't say on the numbers like what that's doing for them.
00:42:59.000I just know that a lot of the time when we see these sort of weird cultural cracks in the Biden administration, it's often delivered to us through influencers who they have invited to events.
00:43:07.000I mean, remember they invited Dylan Mulvaney to the White House to talk about, you know, Trans Day of Divisibility or something.
00:43:22.000So you can play these games all day and night and get your influencers and sure, you'll find weird, cult-y young people who are... You know what I think?
00:43:30.000I think there's a lot of young people who are going online.
00:43:33.000She says, I don't really get political.
00:43:35.000Her channel is about the frustrations of corporate America.
00:43:38.000And then she's like, like basically Biden bad, is the general thesis here.
00:43:43.000I think that you might find there are going to be influencers who say things like, yeah, you know, I totally agree with that.
00:43:50.000And then as soon as they hang up their phone, turn the camera off or whatever they go, no way I'm voting Trump.
00:43:54.000I'll tell you this, one of the most offensive things that I've heard quite a bit is that there are prominent celebrities who are anti-Trump, who are privately bragging about voting for him.
00:44:07.000And it's not my place to name these individuals because I have sources who are insistent on not exposing who these individuals are, which I'm not a fan of, but I have to respect the privacy of the individuals who are revealing the information.
00:44:21.000You know, and keep them out of harm's way, but there are people who are celebrities in Hollywood who hit me up and
00:44:25.000they'll say things like, Hey, this dude is a huge Trump supporter.
00:44:28.000And then I'm like, but he's on, he's going on shows and TV saying Trump is bad.
00:44:32.000They're like, oh yeah, but he wants the money.
00:44:39.000And I think it depends on what, what the influence or the person is doing.
00:44:42.000Like, I remember there was a sleep consultant, like, mommy lifestyle, whatever.
00:44:48.000Her Instagram account was taking care of, like, the woman's name babies.
00:44:52.000And I knew People I went to high school with who paid for her, like, sleep training manual or something like that.
00:44:58.000And then it came out that her family had donated, like, she and her husband had been contributing to Trump's campaign, and there was an effort to boycott her.
00:45:06.000And I don't even know if she ever addressed it, but it was interesting that, like, she's giving you legitimate information that's completely nonpolitical.
00:45:14.000I mean, I guess children in some ways are political, but, like, this is how you help your child learn to get into the rhythm of sleeping.
00:45:19.000And you want to boycott her, not because you don't like her product, not because you think she promotes anything dangerous, but because she privately, without mentioning it on her platform, donated to Trump.
00:45:27.000Political opinions immediately invalidated anything that person has said before.
00:45:32.000It's so crazy that it went that level.
00:45:34.000Like, if she was promoting some sort of political agenda, I could get it, but this is completely irrelevant to the thing you're upset about.
00:45:47.000I don't question someone's political opinions.
00:45:48.000I'm like, if there's like someone who, I'm thinking about this woman who's talking about taking care of babies or whatever it is, and then you passively find out there's like a Trump hat in the background, and they're like, oh, everything she's ever done has gone to question, I'm like, well, the Trump hat I get.
00:46:00.000It's the barbecue sauce on the shelf I don't get.
00:46:02.000Well, that just is deranged, whereas this is like... What is wrong with this man?
00:46:08.000Like, for a while after that, Brett Dasviks, who's on Pop Culture Crisis, I would, like, bring him my Sweet Baby Ray's, like, barbecue packages.
00:47:36.000This is the extreme end of why Romney HQ thought that we win the election, that basically the polls are, are fake.
00:47:42.000Um, and, uh, or there's, there's poll bias against Republicans.
00:47:46.000And so if there's a poll that says that Obama's up to the Republicans are really up for, or something like this, that is, you know, people were being canceled even back then for being Republicans or something like that.
00:47:56.000They're saying the poll bias was keeping Mitt Romney down.
00:47:58.000And then in 2016, after the 2012 was basically the polling was right, more or less, the Democrats, you know, Uber believed that they would, you know, hold the White House and the Republicans, you know, even the elite Republicans didn't believe that Trump would win, or particularly the elite Republicans against the state.
00:48:48.000His name recognition has never been higher, and you would think that Americans would have had their minds made up one way or the other on Mr. Trump.
00:50:11.000Like, why did you just say the State of the Union address?
00:50:13.000And I think it creates this complex where they think they can profit.
00:50:17.000Just spilling the tea and leaving them on read, all the Gen Z slang.
00:50:21.000And it's more transparent advertising, whereas, like, when Obama was doing it, he was adopting this new tech, and it seemed, like, you know, genuine to everyone, because, oh, look, he's doing all this stuff.
00:50:30.000No, we're in a much more nihilistic, cynical age.
00:51:06.000But for some reason, the narrative coming out of a lot of these old school media people who still have control of the reins while they do, was that like, why are Millennials like this or like that?
00:51:18.000And the response from Millennials were like, I'm 38 years old.
00:51:21.000I don't know why you're talking to me like this.
00:51:31.000So they rose to the occasion and acted like children and didn't take on responsibilities and don't want to have families and want to be in sort of perpetual young adulthood adolescence for a long time.
00:51:39.000I mean, maybe boomers should take some responsibility for some of our cultural woes here.
00:51:45.000You know, for the longest time, millennials were I just generally the concept that The boomers, for whatever reason, view themselves as adults.
00:51:56.000And one of the things that's really fascinating to me is whenever I find myself in a situation with someone who's older, they say, you're very young.
00:52:39.000Rule by the old, so the conjugation would be gerontocratic.
00:52:42.000This is what we currently have going on, it's become a joke, where there's a meme where it's an old lady and she says something like, when I was your age, we used to listen to 8-track.
00:52:52.000And then the young woman goes, that's nice grandma, let me get you to the Senate.
00:52:55.000Like, it is, yeah, like, you know, we got, bring in the wheelchair, okay.
00:53:00.000There was one joke where it's like, I can't remember which comedian did this, but he was like, you know, my grandfather's getting on in his life, and his memory's not so good.
00:53:09.000We find him struggling to walk, and he's not using a wheelchair, so we think it's time to put him in Congress.
00:53:19.000That in the United States, we have this Stunted generational world.
00:53:24.000Look, we talk about how, I've jokingly said that time stopped in the 90s, or the 90s or the last decade.
00:53:32.000After the 90s, everything started to bleed into one.
00:53:36.000And boomers have maintained, and again, I'm not ragging on the entirety of the boomer generation, but many, many baby boomers in positions of power maintained that they are adults and millennials are children.
00:53:46.000And now we are quite literally experiencing, very much so, many millennials who act like children.
00:53:52.000Who talk about, you know, they're in their 30s.
00:54:17.000Look, as the saying goes, society grows great when, I believe the saying was when old men plant trees, but we'll say old people because we're very progressive, plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit beneath.
00:54:29.000But we're quite literally at the point where people like Seth Rogen, people who are in their early to late to mid 40s now, Gen X and older millennials are quite literally saying, don't look at me.
00:54:42.000I'm going to party until the sun comes down.
00:54:44.000What does that mean for the future of this country?
00:55:42.000Feinstein was a multimillionaire, I believe.
00:55:45.000And the reality is, it's not like people are going to have these strokes or die.
00:55:49.000This stuff all happens, but they can keep Older, wealthier Americans, in general, alive and kicking for like 30 years longer than they used to be.
00:55:58.000But are you saying that boomers refusing to hand over the reins of society resulted in stunted millennials?
00:58:25.000But my point is, the early 60s birthday people can often code that way, as opposed to the core boomer people are generally the people who were born in the 1950s.
00:59:40.000I'm younger than a lot of people who've actually experienced all this stuff, or I'm literally younger than the people who experienced Reagan and all that.
00:59:47.000But it actually sounds to me like the only reason Reagan won was because of Carter, and the real reason was because of interest rates.
00:59:54.000What were they at, like 20% or whatever?
01:00:01.000So you look, the Federal Reserve could decide who they want to be president by just cranking up the interest rates and spiking the incumbent.
01:00:10.000Yeah, I mean, I think probably, but it's usually this sort of like super jujitsu tango.
01:00:17.000I mean, there is the sort of like left-wing conspiracy is that I believe it was Don Regan, the Treasury Secretary, and Donald Trump, not Donald Trump, Ronald Reagan, hauled Paul Volcker in and like sort of intimidated him.
01:00:29.000And of course, eventually, they got rid of Volcker and replaced him with Greenspan, who was the low-interest rate guy.
01:00:41.000Do we have a- Biden's just a silent generation.
01:00:44.000The only way to beat the boomers is to go older.
01:00:48.000Do we have a class on either side of the aisle of Gen X politicians?
01:00:53.000I mean, we do have some millennial, but if all the boomers are holding all of the spots in power, do Do we even have anyone to replace them?
01:01:04.000I mean, I think you're getting... Forgive me if I'm misinterpreting your question.
01:01:08.000The result of this gerontocracy is that there aren't as many people that have the sort of mid-high ranking jobs and have the normal pedigrees to take people on.
01:02:15.000But my argument essentially was that, I don't get mired in this, but like the early 60s birthdays have this sort of strange... Same thing with 70s.
01:03:35.000I read a meme and it said that during the Apollo missions, the people working in Houston were, on average, like 25, 26 years old, and today they're like 48.
01:03:46.000Yeah, we don't go to the moon anymore.
01:03:49.000But it's not just that, it's working in aerospace and NASA.
01:03:53.000It's not all bad, but I think there's just effectively a real price to be paid for not taking the talents of people in their physical prime, 25 to 40 or something like that, and just saying, like, you're still a child.
01:05:13.000If the standard is the country he inherited, Mr. President, here's the file of the United States of America in 2001 versus the file that he handed Barack Obama in 2009, I'm not aware of a president.
01:05:25.000Like, look, a war in Europe was going to happen.
01:05:28.000Whether or not the US was getting involved is a debate.
01:05:33.000But I don't think the country in 1920 was radically worse off than it had been from 1912.
01:05:39.000And of course, the economy boomed after Wilson left office.
01:06:04.000My point is, though, if you thought Wilson was the worst president, James, I think there was a whole succession of presidents in the 1850s that were quite bad, but the Civil War might have been inevitable.
01:06:17.000I don't think the Iraq War was inevitable.
01:06:20.000I think it was an elective war of choice.
01:06:24.000Versus you could make the argument without Buchanan that the Civil War would have happened, whether it happened earlier or later, like it was moving.
01:06:29.000Versus it is not clear to me that any other president would have decided to electively go into Iraq.
01:07:31.000This is big news following what we were just talking about with TikTok.
01:07:34.000The Postmillennial reports Rumble makes offer to buy and operate TikTok in the US.
01:07:40.000Quote, in the event that ByteDance divests its ownership in TikTok, Rumble stands ready to join a consortium with other parties seeking to acquire and operate TikTok inside the United States.
01:08:25.000The interesting thing is, so this bill they're proposing, I was wrong the other day when we were talking about how it would give the president the power to declare a website or app a foreign adversary.
01:08:37.000I was under the impression it was specifically TikTok.
01:08:41.000The bill gives the president the authority to declare an adversary under certain criteria.
01:08:47.000If a website, app, operator or otherwise is being run or is associated with an adversary to the United States, then they can activate severance and seize control or shut it down.
01:08:58.000That is very, very bad and we should not support this.
01:09:03.000I think it's important that everybody reads through it.
01:09:04.000Thomas Massey tweeted about it because it would shut down VPNs, it would shut down Telegram, it wouldn't just shut down TikTok, it would shut down any chance you have of speaking freely outside the control of the U.S.
01:09:18.000They would effectively put a glass dome over the United States in terms of your communication abilities, which is quite literally what we're trying to avoid when we're critical of TikTok.
01:09:26.000TikTok has a Chinese interest doming over all those people on TikTok, and we want a free and open internet.
01:09:32.000However, I do believe that TikTok operating under Rumble would solve my biggest concern, which is the egregious censorship on the platform.
01:09:40.000TikTok is the worst platform for censorship that we've experienced.
01:09:46.000But, uh, I'm wondering what you guys would think will happen with TikTok.
01:09:48.000Do you think they're gonna actually ban it?
01:09:50.000Do you think TikTok will be forced to divest or what?
01:09:53.000I think TikTok's going to go screaming to the end.
01:09:58.000I don't think they're going to give up until they absolutely have to.
01:10:02.000And I don't know what the fate of this bill is really going to be.
01:10:04.000I think there has been a really fair level of criticism.
01:10:07.000I obviously, you know, I've said it before on the show that I think TikTok has a negative effect on American teenagers, and I think ultimately it does support Chinese interests.
01:10:16.000The thing that I liked about this bill, I don't like the present thing, I do like that part of it is if they are going to stop operating in the U.S.
01:10:23.000they do have to give all of the content to all the creators and so that would make a transition to a TikTok rumble hybrid easier and that thing that TikTok is dangling over people right now is that there are so many the influencer sphere is so big and it really does make a lot of money also businesses will sort of blow up you know books will suddenly become famous even though they've been out for five years uh it has a huge impact on uh culture and commerce right now and so if you were to say you're not going to lose your livelihood because that's what tiktok is saying you know it will ruin your life you won't be able to make money it's not only taking away the fund but it's taking away uh the economic freedom that we gave you by becoming you know uh active on this platform uh
01:11:05.000I just think that, I don't think this bill will go through and I think the next ban that comes up, if it's better and it does go through, TikTok's going to fight.
01:11:13.000They're not going to want to go to Rumble.
01:12:25.000It reminds me of when all the states were banning TikTok and they were each coming out with their own language and every ban that was issued by a governor got more and more refined in my opinion or a lot of them did because you saw they would be headed as like state enacts TikTok ban you can't use TikTok on government-owned devices government-owned Wi-Fi and it kept expanding but also some of the states banned other apps that are owned by companies based in Beijing which is the whole idea that you know Companies that operate in China are obligated to submit user data to the Communist Party.
01:13:02.000Like you can't use, certain states you can't use WhatsApp on government Wi-Fi or government-owned devices.
01:13:06.000And again, it's the idea that like these entities have broad reaching terms of service.
01:13:13.000They're able to use I mean, similarly, Trump is right when he points out that, you know, in some ways this would benefit Facebook, which in its terms of service, if you open Facebook on your browser, it can see everything else on every other tab, right?
01:13:23.000And that's the concern they have with TikTok.
01:13:25.000I think two things are going on here on the Republican side.
01:13:29.000One, there is the longstanding view, and apologies if you guys use TikTok at all, but I don't.
01:13:51.000And someone read a stat that the study found that women who are in the workplace have higher rates of depression and permabanned instantly.
01:14:03.000I think in general conservatives look at it two different ways.
01:14:06.000One, uh, the medium is not particularly high IQ.
01:14:10.000In fact, like literally just seems like if you watch enough videos, it's just going to melt your brain.
01:14:15.000Um, but two, there has been a development, I feel like in the last six to 12 months, uh, where there are such, there's such a lack or paucity of Republicans on the platform that the ones who do go on do very well.
01:14:28.000And I think like so like someone like from Swami the candidate, you know call for a ban And then I think he started going on and he's obviously very well spoken and kind of did well and he's like, well Yeah, so I think I think that's I think that's kind of going on I mean also I think it's this sort of weird situation where it's not that weird neither party trust the other with the power of the state So if the Republicans were convinced that like, you know, congressman Gallagher who's retiring?
01:14:55.000We're like Marco Rubio was gonna like be the one to adjudicating, you know, who's an adversary, or like who
01:15:00.000gets banned based on China ties. Okay, but like if the Democrats win, like they're obviously, the
01:15:06.000prospect of them stretching an interpretation here to make it arbitrary, as you just
01:15:12.000said, seems like not only likely, but certain. Yeah. Yeah. Would you ban TikTok or what would
01:15:20.000that look like for you? I would have said yes a year ago. At this point.
01:15:23.000I mean, look, if they're serious, I mean, that guy, the TikTok CEO who kept saying, remember he had that exchange with, I believe it was Cotton or somebody, like he kept indicating that he's Singaporean and he's not actually Chinese.
01:15:36.000I'm Singaporean, you know, I think it was Cotton.
01:15:56.000He represents a Chinese firm, and he just kept indicating... It'd be a little bit like if you were born in a different country, and just really roping on that, even though you... Well, I'll give you an example of the purpose of this assumptive language.
01:16:08.000When I was in Venezuela, I'm an American.
01:18:03.000They will allow the left and the right to have their conversations.
01:18:05.000The left will absolutely ban anyone on the right.
01:18:08.000Consistently in the culture war, the right says, now slow down there, let's be fair to each other, and the left just says, destroy them.
01:18:16.000One of the most telltale signs of this whole thing, I feel like you see a little less now because it's just so ridiculous, but a couple years ago when you had a lot of sort of, I'll just use this term again, left-aligned thinkers or speakers or public personalities putting the word free speech in sneer quotes, right?
01:18:33.000It was like literally, like the concept is literally the First Amendment of the United States.
01:18:39.000But like, you know, the idea of free speech being a novel or right-wing concept, I mean, I think that's the environment in which Rumble came into being.
01:19:14.000Like, I mean, it's just like, I mean, if you want to have some insane very far left person write something and it's actually very well done, they can, I'm not going to say this is misinformation, the reader can make up their own mind.
01:19:25.000The writers are allowed to use it, you're saying?
01:19:29.000Because it's been so overused and means nothing anymore?
01:19:33.000I do believe human beings lie or make arguments that are fraudulent or sedentious, but I think it is a lot better to litigate that and debate it and have an open discussion than to just say, this is a misinformation trademark.
01:20:30.000I've only noticed it recently, but I think it's been happening slowly because I remember seeing bylines in the New York Post and then going to check out their Twitter and their Twitter pages were just like insane leftist people, but their articles weren't so left-leaning.
01:20:45.000They were sort of like objective, but then the objectivity started to wane.
01:20:50.000And, uh, now we're getting more articles that I would have seen as, like, first-person essays in BuzzFeed ten years ago.
01:20:56.000You know, like, uh, sex-obsessed, weird, you know.
01:22:00.000Owen spoke in-depth about the long-standing conspiracy theory during Monday's episode of our podcast, arguing that if Bridget really wanted to debunk those claims, she could simply release photos from the first 30 years of her life.
01:22:11.000Analyzing a rare family photo of Bridget as a baby, Owen said Bridget was a dead ringer for her brother, and thus they were really the same person.
01:22:19.000Last year, a French court fined two women for promoting the conspiracy about Bridget in a now-deleted YouTube video.
01:22:26.000In 2021, psychic Amandine Roy and self-described freelance journalist Natacha Ray claimed in a four-hour video that the First Lady was born as a boy by the name of Jean-Michel Trogneau, which is actually the name of her brother.
01:22:40.000They also claimed that she did not give birth to their children and that her first husband never existed.
01:22:47.000No, no, because I'm not making any accusations about Michelle Obama.
01:22:49.000That's quite literally the conspiracy theory about Michelle Obama.
01:22:52.000What if all world leaders' wives are actually original transgenders and the transgender agenda was laid in place to help make this acceptable?
01:22:59.000And this comes out during Women's History Month?
01:23:01.000That actually makes perfect sense in the absurd world.
01:23:04.000The thing about Macron and his wife is it always gets me that they met when he was classmates with his daughter and she was a teacher at his high school.
01:23:12.000And you want to be like, this seemed unethical and weird from the beginning.
01:23:57.000Maybe there's a gender angle, but let's focus on what we know for sure, which is that they met when he was 15, and that just seems weird to me.
01:24:04.000That was like a three-year investigation from what I remember them doing, too.
01:26:00.000I don't know for presidents of the United States I'm not saying for presidents, but powerful world leaders and politicians throughout history have used body doubles.
01:26:09.000So is the theory that he has a body double or that they just replaced the president with the body double?
01:26:14.000So here's the point, here's the point.
01:26:31.000Because that was a different, that was a different chin.
01:26:33.000Dude, camera angles, like, you can, you can take a look at any of the thumbnails of me and see some days I'm, I'm like, my face is poofier, I have bags under my eyes.
01:26:42.000But that chin was saggier than most other, like, angles would give, you know?
01:26:49.000So I gotta be honest, it probably sounds gross, but you can see sometimes when he turns his neck, it pulls the skin out from his shirt and then it hangs like it was tucked in.
01:26:58.000Well, that's because it's a mask that a CIA agent is wearing.
01:27:02.000The only time I believe there was possibly a body double was during, I think it was 2021.
01:27:06.000They were going to, they always go to Delaware all the time.
01:27:09.000But there was a phase where he was wearing his aviators and he had a mask on and he wasn't holding hands with Joe Biden.
01:27:14.000And there was a moment where I was like, maybe they feel like they can't send him into public.
01:27:33.000Wearing a mask and glasses so you can't even see his face, it's not even that complicated.
01:27:37.000It's the perfect time not to risk his health.
01:27:38.000But I want to say this about Bridgette McCrone and Michelle Obama, is that, think about how brutal it must be to be a middle-aged woman and have people be like, the only explanation for her appearance is that she's a man!
01:27:51.000You know, it's just like... It's driving sales in the beauty industry, right?
01:27:54.000Well, that's the world they created, so let them have it, you know?
01:28:55.000Like, I don't think you're seeing what you think you're seeing.
01:28:57.000And I honestly, I'm like, I don't know what the point of the conspiracy theory is other than just like insult Michelle Obama as being ugly or something and manly or whatever.
01:29:03.000I think it's all part of the erosion of reality.
01:29:06.000But that being said, that being said, If someone came to me and said, look at this photo of Joe Biden from this recent event, that's a body double, I'd say, oh, it's possible.
01:29:15.000You don't immediately dismiss that because politicians use body doubles.
01:29:18.000I think it would be absurd to argue that Saddam Hussein had a body double, but the American politicians don't.
01:29:24.000Vladimir Putin has a body double, but American politicians don't.
01:29:44.000Well yeah, sure, but in the United States, I'm just saying that if someone came to me... It's far a lot more likely that Biden has a body double than either of these people.
01:29:52.000I say it's actually probable in all likelihood.
01:30:32.000And if they were to come out afterwards and say, by the way, we're using body doubles, that would compromise the security of existing leadership.
01:30:39.000I feel like it's more likely to have happened in the 60s or 70s because the cameras were less sophisticated.
01:30:58.000You know, when Hillary Clinton was campaigning in 2016 and she put on a Southern drawl, not realizing that the internet existed, But she still pulled out hot sauce on Charlamagne's show.
01:31:09.000She does not understand what the internet is like.
01:31:11.000But my point is, I would argue, sure, there's probably a probability that body doubles aren't being used, but I'm willing to bet that the United States government uses body doubles.
01:31:25.000No, it's just like rudimentary security.
01:31:29.000I think what fuels the Macron thing is that it was alleged that one of the classified documents that President Trump is alleged to have confiscated or stolen was basically an intelligence dossier about the Macrons.
01:31:43.000And so the theory was that there was some sort of salacious, like, sex stuff.
01:31:48.000But I think it's far more likely to be like that than like...
01:31:51.000Isn't it enough that he married the person who probably groomed him?
01:31:55.000Like, he is actually a child's victim?
01:32:10.000Oh, I'm just saying like he- He's been groomed.
01:32:13.000They met when he was a student in her school, so arguably you could say, theoretically, the salacious- That would be illegal, that would be, assuming that there was sexual contact, that would be illegal in the United States, but not in France.
01:32:23.000Right, I'm saying if you're saying she was like a salacious issue, I mean, either way, it's not great optics, right?
01:32:27.000Like, I think it's weird that she- I don't think it was that much of a hindrance in France.
01:32:39.000I mean, although obviously enough people believe this if this is in the courts.
01:32:43.000But, like, the big thing is that he's somehow not straight.
01:32:46.000Is that how they, did they, uh, lampoon him like that?
01:32:48.000In, like, the bear version of their, uh, satire?
01:32:51.000It was a bigger issue in the 2017 campaign.
01:32:55.000There's a, there's a Netflix documentary about it, and it's, it's in French, it's about the campaign.
01:32:59.000And, like, there's, like, a, uh, like, a clip of Macron talking, and I forget if it's in French or the English, but forgive me, I'll just impersonate it.
01:33:06.000He was, like, Why is it that every man who dates an older woman is assumed to be a gigolo or a homosexual?
01:33:44.000I don't think he is, I'm just saying, if he were.
01:33:46.000I just, I'm looking at this story and I'm like, man, you know, Candace Owens.
01:33:53.000Running a segment where she says she bets her career that Bridgette McCrone is a man.
01:33:59.000I'm like, sometimes I wish I had the gall to say such a thing because you get headlines, you build followers, you make a lot of money doing that stuff.
01:34:08.000What bank is going to take the house when that's not true?
01:34:11.000I'm here from the career bank, and I would like your career as collateral.
01:34:16.000I'm not literally talking about a bat.
01:34:17.000I'm saying, like, Candace Owens saying such a provocative thing certainly will make her a household name, and her career is benefiting from it.
01:34:27.000There's no loss of her career from saying anything like this.
01:34:30.000I don't doubt her that she truly believes this.
01:34:32.000I'm just saying, I wish I sometimes believed these things, and then I could make videos like that instead of just being like, probably not.
01:34:38.000Let's come up with something good for you.
01:35:18.000There's this uh this news channel for skateboarding called shredder dot news.
01:35:23.000Yep, and They write about me so often.
01:35:25.000There's a conspiracy theory that it's mine, and I run it which I do not I don't know I have anything to do with it And it certainly does write about us quite a bit It could be because we're infusing money in the skateboard industry an industry that is dying but I forgot where I was going this doughnuts and Oh, right, right, right, right.
01:35:41.000Someone commented on one of the stories that, you know, Tim Pool is bad.
01:35:45.000And someone was like, why do you think Tim Pool is so bad?
01:35:47.000And they said, because he believes it should be illegal to not believe in God.
01:35:52.000And I really, I really, I love this because if you meet someone who knows who I am, There are a few things you will perceive based on what they believe.
01:36:04.000So I simultaneously tweeted, it should be illegal to not believe in God.
01:36:09.000And then I tweeted an hour later, it should be illegal to believe in God.
01:36:12.000Now what happens is the left only shares the one where Tim Pool is the fascist, theocratic guy.
01:36:18.000So now they're all saying, Tim Pool thinks you should be forced by law to believe in God.
01:36:23.000That clearly shows this person has never engaged with any of the content we actually do on the show.
01:36:27.000And it's in essence, it's something called coloring the water where you can see what's, you don't need to ask them their politics.
01:36:33.000You don't need to ask them what they're gonna vote for.
01:36:34.000You can literally say, what do you think about Tim Pool?
01:36:36.000And they say, he thinks it should be illegal if you don't believe in God.
01:36:40.000It's like, okay, you're a Biden voter.
01:36:42.000And then you have people who will say, the funny thing is most Trump voters will likely know both tweets exist.
01:36:51.000But they'll still, the more heavily theocratic individuals are attacking me for saying it should be illegal to believe in God or something like that.
01:37:23.000And when they say, yes, he did, he tweeted it, you can Google the tweet where I said the opposite and say, look, March at 9 a.m., he says it should be illegal to believe in God.
01:37:46.000Their worldview will shatter in an instant when they say, but I watched, insert leftist commentator, who showed me the tweet of Tim Pool saying, it should be illegal to not believe in God.
01:37:58.000And then you can say, here's the tweet right here on my phone, on Twitter, right now.
01:38:01.000Believing in God should be illegal, it says.
01:38:06.000I hate to poke just this little hole in the theory though, because I've shown people things like the good people on both sides argument, and they still, after seeing the video, will be like, he still said it.
01:38:23.000But for the people who can be shattered from the Matrix, those people that are watching, these leftist commentators, who made all these videos saying Tim Pool said thing, you can easily now link to my tweet saying the opposite thing, and then they'll be like, at the very least, they'll say, wait, I don't understand, how is this possible?
01:38:39.000I saw a tweet where he said this other thing.
01:38:41.000How is a tweet existing that says the exact opposite?
01:38:44.000And you can say, you can choose to tell the truth.
01:38:46.000He tweeted both things to prove a point.
01:38:48.000The left is going to lie to you about what he's actually saying.
01:38:53.000I think it was Patton Oswalt or Ricky Gervais who did this a long time ago.
01:38:56.000Where, back before there were tweet threads, he tweeted something shockingly racist, and then the next tweet completed the context, inverting the claim.
01:39:09.000And so, people found tweets from, I can't remember who it was, it might have been Ricky Gervais, I'm not sure, but it was saying things like, I just can't believe insert group of people would actually want to do something like this, it's horrible.
01:39:22.000Then the next tweet was that someone would actually believe they would even do something like that because I don't believe that's true for a moment.
01:39:27.000So it would create this dichotomy or whatever.
01:39:30.000But if you Google search, it should be illegal, Tim Kast, you will see two tweets.
01:39:35.000One saying, believing in God should be illegal.
01:39:37.000It should be illegal not to believe in God.
01:39:38.000And when you run to leftists who are light, this is what I'm sick of, the leftists will
01:39:43.000say Tim Pool said thing and they will share things out of context.
01:39:46.000So I created a scenario where of course they took the bait, they ran full speed with it,
01:39:50.000they were screaming and hollering because they're morons who don't care for truth and
01:40:23.000Okay, for young people that are getting all their news from the Young Turks, or Hasan, or Vosh, or whatever, Vosh once ran a segment where there was a clearly sarcastic tweet, and he's like, the thing about conservatives is that they fundamentally believe, and then he inserts some insane argument I never made, and the Young Turks, they took a tweet of me, I can't remember what, oh, I remember what it was.
01:40:44.000I remember a Republican arguing for 16- and 17-year-olds to be able to work 40 hours a week.
01:40:49.000And I said something like, yes, our kids need jobs.
01:40:52.000Which was like, tongue-in-cheek, half-kidding.
01:40:55.000And they all pretended like it was the most serious thing I've ever stated.
01:41:00.000Without actually providing the context of the purpose of the tweet, the purpose of the labor argument.
01:41:06.000And so, it's things like that where I'm like, they intentionally lie to you because they're grifters.
01:41:12.000So when people say, how can I prove to people they're lying, that's what I did.
01:41:16.000And now you can say, oh, where did you hear that Tim said that?
01:41:19.000Okay, I just googled it, he said the opposite.
01:41:21.000He said actually it should be illegal to believe in God.
01:41:23.000And then they're gonna say, was I lied to?
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01:42:36.000Remember, in life, one must yee the haw before the haw yees you.
01:42:42.000Tim, my deepest sympathies, and rest in peace, Mr. Bocas.
01:43:10.000says, Baby birds left for dead while baby bunnies lost their head.
01:43:14.000The terrorizer trounces with perfect timing.
01:43:16.000A mouse in his mouth was perfect dining.
01:43:20.000Mr. Bocas, he was the cast cat with the mostest.
01:43:24.000Matthew Rue says, please keep focus with Mr. Bocas in honor of his time here on Earth and my condolences in regards to his passing and happy birthday for the weekend.
01:43:32.000So Mr. Bocas Pumpkin Spice Experience will be retiring.
01:43:36.000It doesn't feel right to just keep having that up.
01:43:39.000But we're likely going to launch something in the future that will be called The Legend of Mr. Bocas.
01:44:30.000When I, when, uh, last night after the show, well actually yesterday when I came in to the studio, Mr. Bocas was standing, there's like a, uh, I don't know what it is, I think it's like, is it an air conditioner or something?
01:44:47.000And I put a blanket on it for him because he likes to sit in front of the door and watch as people come and go.
01:44:51.000So, uh, yesterday when I came in, he was standing there with his eyes half open, and he went ROAR at me, and I was like, oh jeez, and you could smell what I assume was urea or something on his breath, because his kidneys were breaking down, and I was like, okay, so I immediately sent out some text like, hey guys, I think he's in renal failure.
01:45:11.000And, uh, that night at the show, I got a text from my girlfriend, uh, Allison, that he had blood in his stool, and we think, this might be it.
01:45:20.000He couldn't stand up, he was struggling to walk earlier in the day, and when, uh, Kara tried to pick him up, and I was like, maybe sit with him, he squirmed a little bit, and when she put him down, he just fell to the ground.
01:45:58.000You know, I was talking to Alex Stein about it, and he said, they'll always tell you to bring your animal in to get him put down, don't do it.
01:46:04.000He said that, you know, one of his cats was dying, it crawled into his lap, and he sat there with it as it died.
01:46:22.000I think it was too much for his heart.
01:46:24.000And so I figured, uh, this, if this is his last moment, then we will bring him outside and lay him in the grass so he can have sunshine and fresh air and he can smell everything and it'll be his last moment.
01:46:35.000But I'll be completely honest, uh, I don't want to prolong his suffering and so I don't want to keep him in the house in the dark.
01:46:42.000He probably would have lived a little bit longer.
01:46:44.000I assumed that by laying him in the grass, the cold earth, which was probably around 45 to 50 degrees, maybe between there, would likely begin to pull the heat from his body and he would fall asleep and just die from exposure.
01:47:12.000Well, and in his condition, he could have died on the drive, which would have been... I know, he would have been shocked and scared, and I'm like, let's lay him down in front of the chickens he always loved to stare at, and he wanted to eat them.
01:47:21.000And as soon as we laid him down, he immediately, like, his head moved a little bit, and you could see they started sniffing.
01:47:27.000I think he was very excited to, you know, see the chickens.
01:47:45.000He was sitting there, he was struggling to breathe, he was going... His heart was barely going, and then all of a sudden he straightened his body out, his eyes went wide, he kept breathing, but he was gone.
01:47:59.000I was like, that... You know, I'm not gonna pretend that cats have souls, you know, Seamus describes it as there's different kinds of souls or whatever.
01:48:07.000But it really felt like, before he actually died, whatever Mr. Bocas was, left that body.
01:48:14.000And what was left was just the body of a cat, breathing.
01:48:18.000His eyes went wide, and then he just breathes slowly, and then eventually stopped breathing, and then went, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr And I saw the last fleeting moments of his heart, and then all of a sudden it was stillness.
01:49:47.000Tim, what actually happened was that his higher brain function shut down as his body went to an emergency mode to protect its internal organs.
01:49:54.000And what you're actually experiencing was a loss of conscious function akin to a coma.
01:53:08.000And so it was actually like one in every three families would have three cows or something like this, but your neighbors would have a cow and you'd have pigs or something like that.
01:53:15.000And if it really came down to it, you had a means to get food.
01:53:19.000You would go down, you knew where the farm was to pick up the things you needed.
01:53:22.000There was a butcher and he got his food source, so you knew you were much more connected.
01:53:26.000Now it's a grocery store with everything.
01:54:35.000Blockade of ports and sabotage of roads.
01:54:39.000And if New York City can't bring in food, I do not believe there will be a concerted effort from... Let's say that it goes A24 style, where you've got five factions or whatever.
01:54:51.000Whatever is in control of New York, they're not going to maintain airdrops of food to 2.5 million people on Manhattan Island.
01:56:28.000That's right, and Republicans are centrists.
01:56:30.000The Democrats appointed to go after Donald Trump will say, we will find any reason to criminally charge him, and the Republican appointed to go after Joe Biden says, he did break the law, he did have motive, he was gonna profit off it, he did say he wanted to profit off it, because he wanted to write a book and he was gonna make money from it, but he's a well-to-do old man with a bad memory, so we're gonna let it slide.
01:56:49.000Didn't they also say he said there was precedence of him being allowed to take the documents?
01:56:56.000I forgot who asked that and where it came up, but that was something else I heard today.
01:56:59.000But it's remarkable that they were like, it is in the, Robert Hurst was like, it is in the report that he was going to make a book, he intended to, and he knew people wanted to buy it from him, and, you know, that he needed the classified information for that book.
01:57:12.000And then he's asked, and he warned the ghostwriter to be careful because some of this is classified, yes.
01:57:16.000And the ghostwriter then deleted the conversation knowing it was illegal and that you were investigating, yes.
01:57:21.000And then he was like, why didn't you arrest the ghostwriter?
01:57:23.000And he's like... It's hard for us to say.
01:58:00.000Yeah, I mean, it's not as old as China or or Korea or Japan But I mean we're trending toward a and I mean just as a context young age is not always good, especially for Countries unstable.
01:58:13.000I mean, I think the median age in Gaza is like 19 or 20 the median age in Iraq I believe the average Iraqi citizen was born after The line says, $20 for Bocas, the king, I'm sure y'all have a charity picked out, but if not, please look into Alley Cat Allies.
01:58:30.000Shout out first heavyweight UFC champ Mark Coleman, saved his folks from a fire in hospital with smoke inhalation.
01:59:15.000I can't imagine it's gonna be a ton of money, but the more people buy Alex Stein's two times caffeine coffee, the more that will be donated.
01:59:50.000So I guess the Culture War, so I don't know, I don't know what's going on.
01:59:53.000The Culture War team was talking with Pearl Davis and the Daily Wire crew, and we had a date set, and then I guess they canceled and just did the show on their own or whatever, which is they're entirely allowed to do, but I guess the frustrating thing for us is that we did not know they were canceling on us.
02:00:10.000So like Pearl Davis wanted to do a show where she debates stuff we offered, she said yes, then we started looking for people to bring on, but instead they just, she just went to Daily Wire Studios instead and did it individually with Michael Knowles.
02:00:20.000And so, our crew didn't know, I guess.
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